Air Line Pilots Association

✅National officer reports –– delivered! ✅ Executive Vice President Elections—complete! ✅ Two dozen resolutions tackled! ✅ Inspiring guest speakers shared their vision! --> Dive into the highlights and key moments from the 50th #ALPABOD in our full recap—don’t miss out on the latest updates shaping the future of our union! https://bit.ly/4eiOj0o

As we celebrate National Aviation History Month, there's no better time to dive into our "Flying the Line" podcast —where the stories of ALPA's history come alive. Tune in on your favorite podcast platform!

Hiring Alert 🚨: Production Operations Coordinator 🏢 Join our Design & Production team as a Production Operations Coordinator and help us streamline production processes, manage workflows, and ensure brand excellence. ✨ Key Responsibilities: 🔘 Oversee production workflows, ensuring strict adherence to brand guidelines 🔘 Act as the central point of contact for requestors, vendors, and internal teams 🔘 Develop and maintain Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to optimize processes 🔘 Manage resources and ensure timely, high-quality project delivery 🔘 Collaborate closely with the Purchasing team, vendors, and stakeholders to meet specifications 🔘 Provide quality assurance and ensure consistent brand representation 💡 What You'll Bring: ✔️A knack for improving operational efficiency and performance ✔️Strong project management skills and the ability to juggle multiple tasks ✔️Clear and transparent communication skills to keep everyone informed throughout the project lifecycle If you're ready to make an impact and drive operational excellence within a creative team, we want to hear from you! 📩 Apply now! https://lnkd.in/eTPVBmcX #Hiring #JobOpening #ProjectManagement

Help fellow pilots recover from hurricanes Helene and Milton. Our Pilots for Pilots emergency fund needs your support; 100% of donations go directly to our members in need. Donate: https://bit.ly/4htRMMK

Happy Halloween! 🛫🎃 Spooky skies ahead 🎃🛫 Haunted House: ALPA edition 👻

After four days of vital discussions and strategic planning, our Board of Directors has charted ALPA's course forward. Thank you to all pilot leaders who helped shape our union's future. Together, we are stronger. ✈️💪 #ALPABOD

Labor leaders came together this week at the Air Line Pilots Association's Board of Directors meeting to emphasize the importance of the labor movement's solidarity in the fight for aviation workers, service, and safety-- including the importance of keeping two pilots on the flight deck. #SafetyStartsWith2 #1u

I spent an incredible week in Chicago representing Envoy Airlines PHX based pilots with the Air Line Pilots Association at the 50th National Board of Directors. There was some really great dialogue about the future of the industry, the importance of a strong unified pilot group, and laying out an exciting future for airline pilots across the regional, mainline, and cargo sectors both in the USA and Canada. There’s never been a better time to be an Airline Pilot, and never a better time to be an ALPA Pilot .

Our Board of Directors is hard at work, ensuring a strong future for ALPA pilots. Head to our Twitter account for another day of live updates from the #ALPABOD plenary sessions.

Eyes on the EASA Safety Conference in Budapest! (link to the event in the comments) This year, attention is centred on a panel discussion about the role of technology in enhancing aviation safety, including #eMCO. This is one of the first public discussions of its kind held by #EASA. As frontline aviation professionals, we are closely following what the industry has to say about our future. ECA President Capt. Otjan de Bruijn says; "Technology has undeniably brought positive changes to aviation. Pilots welcome these advancements, but as regular users of flight deck automation and other tools, we know that technology is not infallible." “European pilots’ stance is clear: Technology cannot replace humans on aircraft. Two pilots operate as a team, forming a crucial safety pillar on board – monitoring systems, detecting errors, and mitigating potential hazards before they escalate – as well as managing safety incidents when things go wrong. In aviation, we have at least two engines, two generators, two hydraulic systems, two navigation receivers, and two pilots at the controls." #OneMeansNone #safetystartswith2 #ReducedCrewOperations